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How to say I'm Full in Korean: bae bul leo yo

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. When do Koreans say "I'm full" — 배불러요 (baebulleoyo)?

Koreans use it after eating a lot at restaurants or family meals.

Q2. Is "I'm full" — 배불러요 (baebulleoyo) polite enough?

Yes. "배불러요 (baebulleoyo)" is polite and common after meals. You can also say "배불러 (baebulleo)" casually.

Q3. What should I say after a big meal?

You can say "I'm so full" — 너무 배불러요 (neomu baebulleoyo).

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What does "배불러요 (baebulleoyo)" mean?

배불러요 means "I'm full." 배 (bae) = stomach, 불러요 (bulleoyo) = is full. Very common after eating - restaurants, family dinners, when offered more food. Shows you enjoyed meal and are satisfied.

Polite: 배불러요 (bae-bul-leo-yo) - Standard
Formal: 배부릅니다 (bae-bu-reum-ni-da) - Formal
Casual: 배불러 (bae-bul-leo) - Friends

Grammar Breakdown

배 (bae) = stomach
배부르다 (baebureuda) = to be full
어요 / ㅂ니다 (eoyo / mnida) = polite/formal
→ 배불러요 = I'm full.

When to Use It

1. Restaurant: After meal.
2. Family dinner: Satisfied.
3. Offered more: Decline politely.

Real-Life Examples

너무 배불러요. neo-mu bae-bul-leo-yo.

I'm so full.

충분히 배부릅니다. chung-bun-hi bae-bu-reum-ni-da.

I'm quite full. (Formal)

너무 배불러. neo-mu bae-bul-leo.

I'm so full. (Casual)

아, 배불러요! 잘 먹었습니다. a, bae-bul-leo-yo! jal meog-eoss-seum-ni-da.

Ah, I'm full! I ate well.

Similar Expressions

• 잘 먹었습니다 (jal meogeosseumnida) - I ate well (thanks)
• 배가 부르다 (baega bureuda) - Stomach is full
• 더 이상 못 먹겠어요 (deo isang mot meokgesseoyo) - I can't eat anymore